Milton Mathis, Convicted Killer, Executed In Texas Despite Evidence Of Retardation

My thought was the offender is rendered unconsciou­s before they are made paralyzed. Even if they are not completely unconsciou­s and can still feel pain I'm still fine with that. Death usually occurs in what.... 15 minutes or less? I doubt it's nearly half as painful as what got them them there. Besides aren't doctors and scientists looking for newer less painful ways to execute inmates (those that don't mind the ethical qualms). If the death penalty is still used 20 or so years later for all we know it could very well be totally pain free. Dnt know if it would still serve as a deterrent then tho. Now that I think about it it should be made even more excruciati­ngly painful as you put it. Geez it's not like we're actually giving them what they deserve, torture. How about we just put a bullet through the somewhere that ensures instant death... dont feel anything even though heart may still be beating that is until it stops. What bugs you the most, the fact that they feel pain before they die or what?
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